Hotel Daimatsuso

An older, worn hotel, with a lobby crowded by a souvenir shop and vending machines (and with free coffee in the morning), it's homey nonetheless and close to the train station. The cheapest rooms (both Japanese and Western style) have no bathrooms and look unceremoniously onto another building; this is where you'll probably end up if you opt for a room without meals. Otherwise, best are Japanese-style rooms with balconies on the fifth floor facing the sea, some of which are combination rooms with beds and tatami areas. Rooms come with the basics, though some of the bathrooms are so small you have to wonder how some people fit into them. Dinner is served in your room, while breakfast is in the dining room.

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